We have expert horse racing tips for The Everest at Randwick on Saturday, which is one of the must-see races on the Australian racing calendar.
It takes place on Race 7 at 4:15pm, and we have a runner-by-runner betting guide available for The Everest.
The race features the likes of I Wish I Win, Joliestar, and Growing Empire, and the best Australian betting sites have value odds available!
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Our best bets for The Everest
Best Bet:
#1 I Wish I Win @ $6.50
Best Each Way:
#9 Growing Empire @ $7.00
Best Roughie:
#11 Storm Boy @ $13.00
The Everest Tips for Trifecta
Punters should have five runners on their ticket for The Everest trifecta. We recommend taking a boxed percentage trifecta. Spend what you want, and the payouts can be massive.
- I Wish I Win
- Growing Empire
- Storm Boy
- Bella Nipotina
- Stefi Magnetica

The Everest First-Four Tips
We have included seven runners for our Everest first-four. Boxing all seven selections for a percentage can still result in a huge payout, and you spend what you want.
- I Wish I Win
- Growing Empire
- Storm Boy
- Bella Nipotina
- Stefi Magnetica
- Sunshine in Paris
- Joliestar

The Everest Form Guide & Tips
(1) I Wish I Win (Best Bet – $6.50)
He was desperately unlucky not to win The Everest last year, and there is no reason to jump off his back this year.
He hasn’t won this preparation but his sectionals have been slick, and he will enjoy having the entire Randwick straight to wind up and pounce at value odds.
(2) Giga Kick ($13.00)
He’s a class runner, but he hasn’t been at his best since returning from an injury-enforced break. We can’t include him in our picks.
(3) Private Eye ($34.00)
We have backed him a few times this year and he hasn’t been able to win. He will get back in the run and wind up too late.
(4) Bella Nipotina ($8.50)
She’s one of the more consistent sprinters in Australia and we’re not leaving her out of our first four picks.
If Craig Williams gets cover from the draw, she should battle on gamely.
(5) I Am Me ($16.00)
She is running well this preparation and getting the inside draw suits. She will need to cope with pressure up front, and it could take its toll over the final 100m.
(6) Stefi Magnetica ($14.00)
That was a great return to the track when running second fresh up, and a repeat of that effort could be enough to win The Everest.
Getting double-figure odds is excellent value, and she’s a powerful type when she warms up.
(7) Sunshine in Paris ($10.00)
She’s another mare that adds depth to this field, and although we don’t want to pick too many, she’s tough to leave out.
Her resuming win at Rosehill was good and she has been primed with a trial at Randwick, which should top her off nicely.
She should get cover and sprint well late.
(8) Joliestar ($6.00)
The current favourite was disappointing last start after winning well fresh up, but she might have needed the run.
She has more upside than most, but this race might have come up too quickly. With James McDonald riding, we’re taking the risk and including her in multiples.
(9) Growing Empire (Best Each Way – $7.00)
The colt should have won at Group 1 level last start at The Valley but Williams eased up on the line.
Punters could get their money back in The Everest, and talking about horses with upside, he’s up there with the best of them.
Stick with the impressive three-year-old.
(10) Traffic Warden ($7.00)
Second behind Broadsiding over 1400m last start, and we’re not sure dropping to 1200m is in his best interests.
We would need bigger odds to entertain his chances.
(11) Storm Boy (Best Roughie – $13.00)
Luck hasn’t been on his side, and we’re praying he picks the jump. If he misses the jump, he has no chance to win.
He needs to sit on the pace, and if he does, he’s good enough to win with 53kg on his back.
(12) Lady of Camelot ($46.00)
The Golden Slipper winner hasn’t been far away since, but she is following a concerning trend of Slipper winners.
They seem to struggle in their 3YO season, so we’re not including her.
(13) Overpass ($67.00)
He does his best work in Perth later in the year. Until then, we can’t have him.
(14) Think About It ($61.00)
It’s surprising to see he hasn’t come up this preparation after looking like a superstar last time in.
(15) Southport Tycoon ($51.00)
Finished best to beat Growing Empire last start, but he’s unable to run.
(16) Mazu ($71.00)
Likely to run, and he might need it wet either way.
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